How to fit a simple keypad lock

This video shows how I fitted a simple keypad lock on one of my doors to keep sticky little fingers out.
I used a SBS Mini Diggy Digital lock which I obtained from toolstation.co.uk.
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constructive comments welcome
music:
Circular by Gunnar Olsen
at CZcams Audio Library
(C) consumedbynature 2017

[@cheeef]

Just wanted to thank you for this. The instructions I got with mine were horrendous, made zero logical sense, but this video helped me right out - thanks very much.

[@vickyportlaoise]

Very helpful vodeo

[@jakubliszega2381]

Fitted mine following your instructions, thanks!

[@ellanvannin1954]

Thank you this was very helpful, from a very basic novice

[@rjepearson]

Thank you this was very helpful

[@robrat5162]

i like the music too

[@yalcinerol2350]

i cried watching that checkout for the latch

[@IsaiasAdelino]

Excelente explicação, thanks!!!

[@steffanvos2827]

Thanks for the great video. Just a question I could not see if you put 1 or 2 of the pindels (mine came with 2) the metal piece that goes from 1 side through the latch to the othe side. Thanks in advance Steffan

[@Albasbudget]

Thank you

[@michaelliu95]

Thanks for your show

[@TomsProductReviews]

Thanks pal.

[@EbonySalt-eb2th]

Does anyone know where to gettemplate please

[@francescaprice5119]

very helpful thanks

[@hungrywolf4903]

it looks like the key pad is on the wrong side?

[@bargainoutlet1821]

How do you change the code

[@benedictr4181]

The spindle which came with mine is hardened steel and I'm finding it very difficult to cut with a hacksaw. Any advice?

[@consumedbynature]

Hi, you can get special hacksaw blades for hardened metal. Regards

[@allabouthim03]

could I possibly install this where I have an existing doorknob? I know I will need to drill a couple of mounting holes but I was thinking the bolt could use the existing hole and mounting position.

[@WarrensRandomAndWeirdVideos]

Yes

[@zenamera8815]

how would you access if goes faulty and the door is closed?

[@dannywise9558]

Bodge job cutting out for the latch (use a router) and that is not how to screw a door back in place mate 😂 and why not chisel out for the keep (or little box the latch goes in as you put it)

[@rivkahhammer948]

not everyone has a router....

[@pauldeanify]

speak up I can't hear (life of Brian)